Need recommendation for farm wagon

[larry@stinescorner]

heres an old house and barn right down the road from us





 

[larry@stinescorner]

this is our root cellar,,all made of stone ,,long ago

 

[larry@stinescorner]

I used the wagon one year to dry onions on it,,just backed it in the shed and let them dry for a while

 

[larry@stinescorner]

here it is again





,,the 8n will pull it,,just go slow downhill just in case
 

[grandpa Love]

That's a lotta taters! Wish we could grow em like that.
 

[Tall T]

Great historical buildings, built to last! What a barn!

Here's my wood trailer that i made from the back end of a 1958 Austin A 55.


 

[larry@stinescorner]

Nice ,I like it!!!
 

[Tall T]

Larry,

I think I might have mistakenly taken that tall stone building with all the windows as the barn, and that corner of a veranda sticking out in the photo, the "house" you mentioned.

But I'm thinkin' that the tall building with the chimney and all the multi-pane windows, might have housed a very large family.

My money's on house;
Did I win?
Maybe there was a huge wood/coal furnace in that big stone barn
for all I know.

Double T
 

[D beatty]

I have 3 hay racks and my trailer to haul wood. The hay racks I can get cord and half and more on trailer depending how it's stacked.





 

[larry@stinescorner]

the stone building is a house
 

[Tall T]

[quote="CVPost-d beatty"](quoted from post at 23:24:54 01/11/19) I have 3 hay racks and my trailer to haul wood. The hay racks I can get cord and half and more on trailer depending how it's stacked.

You folks have some magnificent spreads!

Great stonework on your house!
Built to endure . . . tradition.